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City Physio has four experienced physiotherapists working from the practice in Southsea, Portsmouth. Dominic, Jon, Rachael or Lucy will be able to help with whatever problems you are suffering. Dominic founded City Physio in 1993, initially practicing in shared offices on Fratton Bridge and from a number of satellite clinics around Portsmouth. The clinic expanded over a couple of years and needed a new home and a fair amount of searching lead to our current location in Granada Road in Southsea.

The current premises were a Guest House when we purchased them and whilst not quite on the point of falling down, were not far off. Indeed at times during the refurbishment it felt like it would have been easier to knock it all down and start again. Dominic was born and grew up in Portsmouth, attending Priory School and Portsmouth College before studying Physiotherapy at the Middlesex Hospital, London.

He qualified 1993 and has worked in Southsea since, starting City Physiotherapy Centre in 1994.
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These are the questions we are probably asked most often and hopefully you should find yours answered here.
If the answer is not here then please don't hesitate to contact us.
We are situated at 61 Granada Road in Southsea.
This is the Canoe Lake end of the road and we are on the ground floor of the third house in on the right.
You can find our location here.
Appropriate dress - please wear or bring something that will enable us to see what we are treating whilst maintaining your modesty!
Shorts if treating lower limbs, sleeveless tops for upper limbs, loose clothing or gym type kit for backs.
Shoulder Pain Pain in the shoulder can be one of the most debilitating types of pain we deal with in the clinic.
If you stop for a moment and think about the number of things you do with your upper limb, almost everything will involve your shoulder joint.
The joint is formed between the "ball" of the upper arm bone and the "socket".
Tennis elbow falls into that wide category of medical problems whose name does not really reflect their distribution or cause of onset.
Whilst we do indeed see tennis players in the clinic with pain in their elbow, the majority of people we see with pain on the outside of their elbow (the classic site associated with a diagnosis of tennis elbow) have never.
Back pain will affect most people at some point in their lifetime.
Government statistics report that 4 in every 10 adults will have suffered low back pain which lasted for more than a day in the last 12 month period.
Most episodes of low back pain will resolve themselves and will require no more treatment than some painkillers and a little time, however some.
A quick glance at our diary shows that if the reasons that people come to see us were football teams, Neck pain would be Chelsea to Back pain's Manchester United!
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